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THE FLAMES BROKE OUT,


the Tally lowered her boats and threw
over bales of seed sacks and planks 10
help the people who were jumping from
the Gardiner. The heat was so intense
that the Tally did not dare to go near
the boat. Her boats picked up quIte a
number of people. Had it not been for
the presence of the Tally, but few would
have been saved. When the fire broke
out the Gardiner was ordered to run
ashore. She backed, and the bells were
rung for going ahead, but the engineers
were
DRIVEN FROM THEIR POST
by the flames, and the boat drifted into
thewoods on the opposite side from
the place where there was practical
landing. Pilot w. H. Wilson remained
in the pilot house until he found that
his signals were not obeyed and that
the flames were licking the side of the
pilot house, when he fed for life. The
report of the loss of life is confirmed.
The cabin boy of the Tally, named Bar
Der (colored), performed heroic deeds
in saving five lives, which he did by
swimming ashore with those in the
water. The screams of those on the
boat were heartrending. Mrs. W. T.
Rembert y-.-.-,,-. rr.
THREW ONE CHILD INTO THE WATER,
her husband taking the other two; then
jumped in. All but her husband were
lost. Mrs. julie Rembert was also on
board, but was saved from drowning.
She is at Demopolis, and is in preca-
rious condition. The boat was not in
sured and was valued at $4,000. The
cotton was insured for $4,000.
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IN ITALY,

ROME, March IA severe. shock of
earthquake was felt to-day. at Reggie
Di' Calabria. Two slight shocks oc-
CURED at Diana Mario. The people
fear further disasters; because of the ex-
cessive heat, and the fact that the sea
has not yet returned to its ordinary
level.
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NOTICE..

ME HAVE FOR SALE FROM THE
w Ranch of the Canaan Coop. Stock
Company, so head good Saddle Horses and
200 head Stock Horses, from yearlings up.
For particulars address
JAS. ANDRUS, Superintendent,
or EDWIN G. WOOLLEY, Sec'y.
February %, 1887. st. George, Utah.
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Omaha,
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81 More Earthq uakes.l n

ISLAND GITY, March 2.-An
earthquake shock was felt on the south
side OF Long Island, about 430 o'clock
this afternoon. The windows on Fire
Island ratified and the observatory, was
shaken, the vibrations lasting several
seconds. Babylon and the villages west
70 Jamaica, report having felt the
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s6iloIb,ss zane Pa back, side Or chest, use
EOld bv E0[ g Plaster. Price Is cents.
" a. u Smith d Co., druggists. s
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Split Witlo Open.

Surely nobody can now doub. that the
Democratic party is split wide open on the
tariff question. II anything had been
needed to maketho situation entirely clea,
the correspondence between Speaker Car
Isle and Mr.. Randall would supply the
wanting light.
Mr.. Randall asked thej Speaker to rec.
ognizo Democrat for the purpose OF
moving to suspend the rules in order I'd
get consideration for his bill to repeal the
Internal Revenue tsx on tobacco. This
the Speaker refused, insisting that if any.
thing in that line was to be done there
must be general oyerhauling Of the
tariff. a.
As final proposition the speaker sug-
gegted that the whole question be con.
sidered in caucus, and that the caucus
action should be binding on all who
might participate. The idea did not
captivate Mr.. Randall. He knew what
the caucus would require OF him. He
was MOI obliged to drink tho hemlock,
and he declined to do it. ,5.s
The breach in the Democratic party was
never 80 wide. On the one question which
it declares to DO OF nupreme Importance
1t cannot act, bscauso respectable and
determined faction Of the party can
neither be coaxed nor bullied into acting
with tho majority. In view Of the near.
ness Of Presidential election this is bad
for the Democratic party.
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A FAMOUS LION SLAYER.


Tho lied Ribbon Of France Given to m Arab
il III Hunter. lg5 4 lg42 1ie9
Paris Litter IN london Telegraph. a5s
Among the potabilities on whom the red
ribbon Of the Legion Of Honor has been
conferred this new year Is hero whose
one ambition for more than a quarter Of a
century has been to win 1t by his valor
and powers. Ahmed.ben.Ahmar, the
famous player OF lions in the Province OF
Constantine, in Algeria, has even sur.
passed the celebrated Jules Gerard In his
achievements. So great Ia tho number OF
tho king Of beasts that he has cauaed to
bite the dust tina. the local authorities to
cave themselves from impending ruin
have had to cut down tho reward offered
for every lions skin to onc.half in his
case. II will give your readers IN idea OF
tho services which this brave Arab has
rendered to the colony when say that 1t
Ia estimated that his skill and. pluck have
from first 10 last saved It from Losses in
the shape Of the cattle killed and dayour-
ed by the fierce animals with which no
has waged an incessant war amounting to
nearly El,000,000 sterling. The calcula.
ton Is based on the fact that the butcher
bill Of each separate lion reaches the re.
spectacle sum Of Ei00 per annum. It
would be interesting to learn how many
human liyeS which might otherwise have
been sacrificed have aIao been prolonged
througfthetimsiy intervention Of Ahmed.
beu.Ahmar. He has at length obtained
the recompenss which he coveted far more
than the gold metcd out to him for every
fresh skin which he brought into the
station. Ts- g- F.s ia ri
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Trouble hllOutl.

When The appetite falls, and sleep grows restless
and anretreshing, there is trouble ahead. The
digestive organs, when healthy, crave food, the
nervous system, when vigorous and tranquil, gives
It's possessor no uneasiness at night. A tonic, to
be effective. should not DO o mere appetizer, nor
are tho nerves to be strengthened and soothed BY
inc uhasded action OF a Scdative or narcotic.
mhat Is tequ!red is medicine which invlgolates
INC stomach, AID promotes assimilation OF food BY
INC system BY which means the nervous system rs
Wsi ~ other parts Of the physical organism, arc
ssrnsthened. These arc the effects Of liostettcrR
as!omach hittels, q medicine whose reputation Is
i9unutd nfmly III public confidence. and which
pnHys.cians commend for i tonic, anti bilious aud
tn fever and aguc. rheumatism, kidney and uterine
weakness, aud othor maladles. - :" :. - 49,
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MOundsville NInttrcs.

Messrs. Booth and W. W. Smith have
started on western tour. /
The Presbyterians have employed Rev.
Mr.. Myers as their pestor. ~
Interesting revival services have been
in progress in the Presbyterian and Metho.
dist churches and there have been num-
Der OF accessions to both churcheu. ~
The Episcopalian congregation contem-
plate the erection Of new church on the
lot near the parsonage. The old church
Will be sold and preparatory steps taken
for the erection Of tho now building in
the near future.
Judge Boyd has rendered the sentence
in the csae Of the State Va. Eugene John
oon, Tor the murder of Rev. ]. P. Thatcher,
Town Sergeant. 1t was seven years in the
pcnitentiary. Captain Dovener, counsel
for the deienee, demurfed to this and asked
that judgment be stayed. This was grant.
ed and the matter rests, and will not,
probably, be definitely decided until the
June term Of court.
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Edgerton bates anything unnatural or
artificial, and ho looked at the young lady
for awhile, and asked herii she ever ex.
pected to have a husband. The young
lady was rather startled at the queation,
hut replied, certainly" "Then," replied
Mr.. Edgerton, I'll / was young man
and calling to soc you, I would prefer to
Gee your face. Do you suppose man 70
going to fight bis way through the powder
and paste on your cheeks when he wants
to kirs your iaceP No, misa; the young
man wants the trno article, not n mouth.
full Of paint and powder. You have a
good complexion, good color and skin;
why do you plaster yourself UP with this
stuiT2 Use soap and water and you will
find the young met will like you better.
When wan young the sirla were natural,
and did not daub their faces all over with
this stuff" .s, H..
Mr.. Edger!on could we'll say tho above,
because his years allowed him to speak,
and after n few minutes OF thought the
young girl thanked tho Civil Service Com.
missioner for his advice, and said here
alter abe would use only soap and water.
She kept her word, for she called on him
o day or two later, and looked rs fresh nc
daisy, without the traces Of paint OF
powder. f
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Poor Mill Facilities.

Correspondence Of Tia Inttl,iaeneer. la
PocA DISTRICT, w. VA, Feb. I'll don't
get the ISrELL1aEScER as regularly as for
merly. Our mail ia twice a week from
Charleston to Ripley. The mail days at
my postoilice (Pocatalico) are every Tues-
day and Friday. We have been in tho
habit Of getting the ISrELllaRScRR every
Tuesday promptly, but now 1t is generally
a week or more old before We gct it, 4 I
would Just as leave do without my regular
meals as to do without your estimable Ra-
publican paper, the INTELLloEScER. Some
thing ia rotor in Denmark. We have
come TO the conclusion that the paper
takes a nap OF the Charleston Postoliice
before 1t reaches ito destination. To prove
my assertion on several occasions the mail
pouches have been nearly destitute OF any
newspapers Whatever. II this is Demo-
cratic reform We have got enough. We
want our Republican papers, and We are
going to have them. NJ.
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Che G,ttellf}(enGer
". VA, FEBRUARY 10, 1887.


. " " -H.. ... a.. . .
The IsTRLLloxscER has already turned
tho lights on tho proposed rcheme 10 turn
back the hands in the now Republican
Third Judicial Circuit and by Legisls-
tive iugelo made that circuit once more
strongly Democratic.
II the job DO carried through as intend
cd by Senate bill 1903, tho Second Circuit
will have a population OF 7l,455; the
Third 1858; the Second now having
52,3ei and tho Third 5000. The Third
will become the Bmallcs. circuit in the
State except tho Ninth composed Of
Boone county. The deal would give the
Second Circuit population twice as largo
as tho Third and 900 more. Moreover
tho Second would have 4,2G3 more popu.
lation than the First, which has two
judges.
Tho Third Circuit as 1t now Is, Is only
1906 larger than tho Second aa it now lie;
1t Is 3.77O less in population than tho
Seventh Circuit, aud is only o2i larger
than tho Tenth nrd but little larger than
the Fourth, Sixth, Eighth and Eleventh
Circuits.
The judge OF tho Third Circuit, as
ehown by tho Auditors report, only eat
15i days in tho year 1885, which is less
than halt his time, for which he received
about sl9 day, working y hours, and in
1856 perhaps 1870 days (the report not Civ
ing Tucker, about half the time for
which he received $40 aday, working u
hours. ....,"
The Judge, being resident Of Barbour,
can go 10 every county in his circuit in 4
days ride. lie is 16 miles from Taylor,
or "a miles by railroad; IS miles from
Preston, to which county seat he Will BIO
able in few months to so by railroad; so
miles from Raudolph's county seat, ell Of
which after this he can cover by railroad
except II miles, but for this he has one Of
this bsst pixies in West Virginia, and hc ia
81 miles from Tucker.
Note how easy this Is in comparison
vita some other Judges. Judge Henry
Brannon, Of the Eleventh Circuit has to
travel on horseback from his home in
Lewis 10 Nicholas, distance Of nearly
100 miles over the mountains and, the
toughest roads. Judge Il. T. Fleming has
to travel by horse from the Ohio river at
Ravenswood to Chenille, in Gilmer coun-
ty, which must be over 100 miles, and
does not go to single ono Of his counties
by railroad. The Judge Of the Ninth Cir
cult is in the came condition, and Judge
Armstrong, Of the Twelfth, has q circuit
little better.
By reference to the Auditors report 1t
will 5a perceived further that Judge Guth-
rie, OF the Ksnawha Circuit, has to hold
court q very largo number Of days more
than Judge Ice; that several other OF the
Judges have to do the came thing, md
that his dsys Of court ars not much above
ths average.
The Democrats who are urging this
gerrymander cannot overthrow these plain
facts. But it may be presumed that from
the beginning they have relied on the
Democratic msiovity in the Legislature,
not on their ability to uhox any sufficient
reason for the thing they aak tho Legiss.
ture to do. +l.5
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Washington Chas IN The Bdaimo'e Caroaicle. M
\ a few days ago Civil Service Commits
sioner Edgerton put q young lady candi.
date through an examination that she did
not bargain for. The young lady came
into hia Office with q face as rod as a full
blown roso. But on a close examination,
the Civil Service Commissioner, who,
although old in years, is young in sight
and heart, discovered that this rosy hue
was secured by paint and powder. Mr..
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FEBRUARY RuLEs1ss7

tho bond Of matrimony from said defendant: and
1t appearing from al affidavit filed herein that vi.
ward Conner. the defendant, is not a resident OF
the State OF West Virginia. and no no. having been
served with process helen |. Is ordered that he do
appear here In one month after the unc OF The trst
publication Ct this Order uud do whal Is necessary
to protect his interests In this suit - :
Ii testimony whereof have hcreunto set nv
hand this 9th day OF February. 1857. ~ ::
,5t'l JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
h Published for the first timo February 10, 1887,
-, Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, CLERK.
". J. W. CowpES, ~ ~. 'lz rlgra ,i5, :. - -
4 G'g 80 Solicitor for Complainant.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,


To the Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting: (,
VIC command you that you summon Howard
Conner II he be found In your balliwick to appear
county at Rules to be held for tho said Court, on
the first Monday In February 1887, to answer bill
10 chancety exhibited against him in the said
court, BY Annie Conner. And have then there this
witt. n itness John ". MITCHELL Clerk OF our said
Court, at the Court House Of said county, In the
slly Of Wheeling, tho 18th day OF January, 1857,
and III the .Alh year Of the atate OF West Virginia.
- t..L-- L---l JOHN w. MITCHELL Elert i
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why Acker's Blood Elixir Is warrented, Ia
because it Is tho best blood preparation
known. It will positively cure all blood
diseases, purities the whole system, and
thoroughly builds up the constitution.
Remember, we guarantee 1t. Logan 4 Go.
and G. Menkemsller. 49, s.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
A-@G.A R.D.

= all who arc suffering, from tho errors and
indlscretions OF youth. nervous weasnoss, carly
decay loss OF manhood. nc, I Will send a rocipe
thatw!ll euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary In South
Amef!ca. Send soltaddrcssed envelope to tho
HEy. JOSEPH T. ISaIAS, Station D, New l'ork ci,v.
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DYED.

THALMAN-On Wednesday. February 0, 1887. a, S
O'Clock A. M, MARY A. D., wife OF Frank THAI.
man. In the 18th year OF her age. . =HsHssgt
Funeral will take place Friday morning at .
o'clock, from St Josaph's Cathedral. Friends
Of tho family arc respectfully invited 10 attend.
Intermcnt at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. a.ts
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J. D. Nortllinger.

The object Of tho above suit is to recover BY the
plaintiffs above named from the defendant, j. d.
Nordlipger, Nonresident of this State the dam.
ages 70 plaintiffs slleged 70 b: VGM six hundred
dollars, for and by reason OF his failure to deliver
10 plaintiffs, us he agreed to DO, November l3 1856,
ten casks new crop 1856, OF Tu,kish prunes ut SIX
cents per pound Iii New York on te,ms as specified
iu the written agreement, aud TO obtain payment
under the order Of this Court of taid damage. BY
James Neill, William EllInehRm, as partners us
& \; {, EllinCham, Niehola. Schulz and George
X. Mcaechen and William u. McNechen. partners
ag Geo. K. Mcaiechcn & Son, who have been sum.
moncd as garnishec debtors to said defendant IN
der said attachment. Ard It appearing by an nni.
davit nled herein that J. D. Nordlinger is not a
resident OF the State Of West Virginia. 1t Is ordered
that he do appear here Within one month after Inc
date Of the aist publication Of this order and do
what Is necessary to protect bis interest In this
suit 1t Is further ordered that this order be pub
nshed aud posted as required BY law. -Fa
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court
at ME Court House OF said county, this 9th DAY OF
Febtusry, 1881, t0-wit: February Rules. 1887, -
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time February 10. 1857,
Attest: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, '--sg-7- .'-,-iIIT'
g-., Attorneys for Plaintiffs. felo-rh
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ws.cr.own Spring Wagon connanv.

@eN1"o 'ehSh SohIhuSs
The objet OF the above entitled suit Is 10 recover
from the defendants the sui OF 81 900 TO Tor breach
OF warranty OF contract. And 1t appearing by
an affidavit filed herein that Watertown spring
West Virginia. IL Is ordered that II DO appear here
within Que month alter the date OF the rst publ.
cation Of this order and do what Is necessary 10
protect Its iberes. in this suit 1t ia further or.
required by law. .1-1sl - = : -
Witness. John ". MITCHELL Clerk OF said Court,
q the Court House Of said county, this 9th day OF
February. 1887, 10 witt February Kules, 1857.
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the tlr.t time February 10, 1887,
DovEsEH & ESoN, 100 - :,
. .s... Attorneys for Plaintiffs. iclo.rh
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Accounted For,

Ne'O York Mail and Erp,ea. l3,.
Friend-That humorist OF yours writes
as though he had lots OF experience.
Editor--You think 30?
"Yes. He must DO a brave man, too. I
never saw such dandy mother.in-law
jokes as he cracks of. l wouldn't do it
tor tarm." TX n
you know" = ~ I'd.
| "Ah.h.hln ls
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- OulD uuuty. Ill inc ClsCult Court for the
1887. gfg 80 s''
Kate Carter
E.f '=f-a vs.. @
William A. Car! In his own right and as admiuis.
traitor offs d. b. Carter, deceased, Lizzie D. Lar.
ter, eerah T. Carter, May h. uornbrook, India ].
ho.nbrooE, Jessie Il. Hornbrook. Percy Horn.
brook, Maud Virginia Garter, Ellie Y. Carter,
Martha D. Carter Lucy j.. Carter. Julius Carter,
Lizzie 4. Carter, Richard Carter. Ethel FLOYD
Carter, Frank Booth, administrator Of Charles II
Booth, g. y. Smith, Administrator Of E @. t:re.
ceaf;, Julia cracraf!. Jean Cracraft. J. Elwood
Hughes, trustee, mud George B. caldwell aud
Alfred Caldwell. In chancery.
The object Of tho above entitled suit Is to enforce
maze BY 8. H. j. Carter, deceased. for 5000. dated
the 9th day OF August 1880 and payable three
years after cate 10 Charles Ii, Booth now Deceased
BY sac o. the real estate Or 80 much thereof as
Carer 10 I; q. Cracraft, now deceased by deed OF
trust OF said date TO secure said noe TO have set
tlcment Of tho accounts OF william A. Carter
account ottne rents and profits Of said real estate
and 10 have assigned TO the plaintiff the one third
OF tho said rents and profits (which may have &C.
crucd since the death OF K D. Carter, the late hus
pa band Of INC plaintiff, on tlie OK ninths to which
deceased, and that tho said ~ ninhs Of said real
estate be ssee.tained by pnrtttioping The estate
o. raid S. IL. B.. Carter among the helm en-.
tleu tneteto ana That this plaintiff 3 dover inter.
est IN said sh ninths be assigned and set OF to her.
And II appearing by IN affidavit filed herein that
Maud Virginia Carter, Elle G. Carter, Julius Car.
ter, Lizzie Il. Carter. Richard Carter, Ethel Floyd
carter Jun Cracrsft aud Jean Crac,aft arc not re-.
.dents OF the state Of West virsinia, 1t is ordered
that taey do appear here within one month after
tue date Of The tirst publication Of this order and
DO what Is necessary to protect their interests In
this suit. 1t "a further ordered that this order DO
published ana posted as required BY law. 49, II
Witness, John W, mitchell, CLERK OF said Court
At the Court House OF said County this 9TH day OF
February. 1887, to wit: February Rules, 1857,
y y. $500 JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk,
Published the llrst time February 10, 1857.
At1e1t: JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
T. J.HuGus, 8f7 lsf,F n l''-'-s
As Solicitor for Complainant ..r fe1o.rh
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

rho Stockholders Of the "Dollar Savings Bank"
will meet ut ,hc Office OF w. J. VI, Cowien, 1918
Market st,eet, In tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio cour.
~, West Viraiuia. on FRIDAY, February 70, 1887.
a. O'clock /. 81, to adopt bylaws, elect Board
OF Btteeto's aud tran,act such other busfGcst as
may come before them. .l71l go !
:. n u. Scott, ID. +. Booking, John N. Brown, 7.
=; bodley, R.,k. G!len, James v. Dlckcy, John l..
piekey, Alfred PAUL. George Hook, q. r. Brown,
!; +; PAUL samuel N. Rice, u. X. McAcchen, ".
J.. RaNling K. buchanan j. r. Butts, L. 4. War.
neckc, George Zoeckler, Hr, VIM. U. Meyers, Frank
!. Hare Andrew $, Hare. Gso.ge II. 7. Schmidt
+: 2. ArbeLx, B. kleycs, \. ". Wells, john s.
Arbenz VIM. Goring, Louis Scha,Ib, Peter Calscll,
James Mcclure. James Rine, ". II. Klieves, ]. II.
Pipes, Alex. T. Young, r. Campbell. =. b. Dob.
bins, interpretations MAJ ie10 rh